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Small Pleasures #1

 


I have decided to take a leaf out of the book of Thistles and Kiwis where there is a post each week about sharing "Small Pleasures".

We had another new petrol station open up in town recently which is cheaper than the others, it's self serve and this is I think number 5.


My daughter and I had lunch with one of my cousins in Hokitika again, we try to do this regularly.


Coffee - I always ask for a large mocha.

Thermal clothes that I can wear under my uniform at work.

Fresh eggs from our chickens.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's signs.

Comments

roentare said…
What a lovely collection of small pleasures
Marie Smith said…
Such lovely pleasures!
DB Stewart said…
Small pleasures add up.
(I like Tom's signs too, but another small pleasure is learning about NZ from bloggers.)
Iris Flavia said…
What would life be without small pleasures!
local alien said…
Small pleasures which warm your heart and make you happy 😀
s.c said…
They look all good.
That coffee looks delicious.
Tom said…
...gas is expensive for you!
Betty J. Crow said…
I like the small pleasures idea and you sure found some good ones.
Small pleasures are the best. I glanced at your gas prices thinking how inexpensive gas is for you, then it occurred to me that that's probably the price per liter, not gallon!
Simple pleasures are trhe best part of life! I enjoyed seeing the ones you've enjoyed recently.
Tigger's Mum said…
A reminder that today - 48 hours into relentless rain and the power has gone off - I need to practice some gratitude for the things that I do have.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
The small pleasures are the best treasures.
magiceye said…
It's the small pleasures that make life liveable!
Klara said…
great list ;-)
Photo Cache said…
That's a great idea to list and share small pleasures every week.

Worth a Thousand Words
List of small pleasures every week is a great addition to your blog.

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